twinkly

Friends still liken her to Mary Poppins, part twinkly magic, part no frills practicality.

More than 200 twinkly tractors dressed up for the festive season when they paraded through Pembrokeshire.

Woo hammers the loss with a deliberateness that feels desperate: oppressive blue gloom, a slumping Christmas tree with unopened presents, a twinkly musical box that evokes sadness.

Taylor Swift closed out her record-breaking concert at Seattle’s Lumen Field last weekend with her twinkly pop hit “Karma.”

In May, a young rapper was arrested over a satirical song about drug laws and police corruption, set to a twinkly tune from “Babar,” the cartoon about the elephant.